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I’m not sure why my dev tools feels the need to change warnings to a foreign language, but thanks Chrome!

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    I don't think this is chrome's fault, If it really were a native error, it would use `console.error()`, not `console.warn()`.
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    Devs didn't write there errors / warnings in English is all.
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    If I'd take a wild guess then someone did fuck up bravely the file encoding (e.g. non-UTF-8 / UTF-8 with BOM)… charset or locale is not set.

    As the webtools will infer the language from it and display localized messages
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    @IntrusionCM I'd like to point that the "error" is sent via `console.warn`. The file is OK, the error is custom written. It may be a custom web component made in asia, if vue supports that, that is.
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    Probably a plugin or chrome extension.
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    @melezorus34 yeah, you’re correct. It was a warning from a third party custom Vue component
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    @C0D4 yeah, it’s Vue as well so it wouldn’t surprise me
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    Duolingo? learn chinese while you code
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